Here's Why You Can't Wear Black To An Indian Wedding! Everything You Need To Know
Black is suddenly the colour of the season but can you legit wear it to an Indian wedding. Recently, at the Ambani pre-wedding festivity in Jamnagar, we saw Bollywood stars wearing black either in the form of gowns or beautiful lehengas.?
So what is the reason behind avoiding black at weddings in India? Let's find out.
Indian weddings are festive celebrations filled with vibrant colors and positive energy, and the inclusion of black is believed to bring negative connotations to the event.?
In Indian weddings, the color black is traditionally associated with mourning and is considered inauspicious. It is customary to avoid wearing black during joyous occasions like weddings as it symbolizes sadness, grief, and sorrow especially if you are the bride and groom.
Additionally, black is often associated with the Western tradition of funeral attire, further emphasizing its unsuitability for celebratory occasions in Indian culture. The preference for bright and lively colors during weddings symbolizes happiness, prosperity, and positive beginnings.??
While cultural norms and fashion trends evolve, and some individuals may choose to incorporate black into their wedding attire, because why not! If you can't wear it to the main function, feel free to adorn at the cocktail function.
The avoidance of black remains a prevalent tradition in many Indian communities, with people opting for a rich palette of colors to enhance the festive and auspicious atmosphere of the wedding ceremony.
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